what's so special about this?
What's so special about this?
Ryan Hill
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Jackson Bell
made by epic whigger meme man
Samuel Jones
LABELS LABELS
FEEL NO GUILT
TAKIN
YO MONEY
Jaxson Lewis
It’s gud
Daniel Miller
It's a perfect blend of multiple styles or rap and other genres. First track is peak horrorcore and the second track is surprisingly great and heartfelt storytelling. Plus the complex production with esoteric samples is quite impressive. What's not special about it?
Brandon Lee
>what's not special about it?
idk how to answer this. i just don't see anything special in it.
the production in the first bit is p cool, but that's all i noticed about it.
Nolan Brooks
Have you read all the lyrics and figured out how the first track is connected to the second one conceptually?
Colton Collins
stop lazylistening then, try to articulate what you don't like about it
Brody Peterson
listening again. i mean, its okay
Luis Bailey
I don't know, it sounds good when it comes out of your speakers... what more would you like to know?
Kayden Campbell
>try to articulate what you don't like about it
>i mean, its okay
...
Henry Stewart
It's a decent Memphis Rap single that's overblown by his cancerous fanbase insisting "BEST RELEASE IN HIP HOP EVER!!!"
Eli Reyes
i didn't say i disliked it. it just feels kinda eh
it's not like its the only 10 min conceptual track in hiphop
i just want to know why you think its special
Blake Jackson
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he's always been a phony. can't wait til he drops the memphis rap worship and moves onto the next hot thing.
Oliver Morris
It's the best 10 min conceptual hiphop track I and a lot of other people have ever heard and that's why it's special. I'd love to find something as well executed but I haven't
Sebastian Edwards
>i just want to know why you think its special
because everything is there
John Peterson
He hasn't done memphis rap since MTI, and even that album is not all about that. His sound has always been a blend of different genres and styles of rap and he's skilled enough to make it work and that's why he's praised.
Carter Ross
Uneven Compromise has no Memphis Rap influence.
Jace Murphy
endlessly replayable. nothing is out of place or too much. the lyrics in the second half are so effortlessly conversational it's easy to dismiss but the effect isn't easy to achieve
Josiah Phillips
Actually one just came to mind, Kendrick's "Sing About Me, I'm Dying Of Thirst" is a phenomenal 10+ min conceptual hiphop track but I still prefer more the style of Uneven Compromise, K. Dot is too preachy.
Julian Rivera
Seems like you’re just hearing the track and not actually listening
Matthew Cook
wtf is that supposed to mean?
Austin Barnes
You’re not paying attention to the lyrics or picking apart any of the many things going on in the production
Ethan Russell
i listened to the lyrics until that repeated line about labels
he said 'blood' too much
the beats are okay